Learning is ____.
A) the ability to orient a sense toward a stimulus
B) the uniquely human ability to accumulate knowledge and information
C) a relatively permanent change in behavior, or the potential for behavior, that results from experience
D) an internalization of facts, information, skills, or behaviors that adds to the knowledge base of the individual

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Learning is defined as a relatively permanent change in behavior, or the potential for behavior, that results from experience. This includes both observable behaviors as well as internal mental processes, such as cognitive skills or attitudes. While options A, B, and D are all related to learning, only option C captures the essence of what learning truly entails.

Learning Is ____